Highland Park High School - Highlander Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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alannrgtanaiiatatiiiaaieiiaitaiaiaiaiiannneiuigz ia in in ia n in in E use 'Q n El IE E1 ri ai in fa H CE rn CE D11 O I I be Z U m 'PU al ei ta in ai ai H n tri an n n in E lm n n in an E EE EMMMMMMEmEEEEEEmEEEEEHEHEEEEmEmEEEMEE EEEEEEEEEEEE E E E H E E E E E E E E Q E E E E E E E Q E E E E E lm IE M E B R E E 5 E E 5 B E E B I B X R E E E n Junior Class of,'Z8 Rudolph Ketcherside ...... ......... P resident' Jessie Hassebroek ..,,. ........... V ice President Emma Eberhart ...,. ,,.... S ecretary-Treasurer Miss Ruth Weaver ...,. ..,....... C lass Sponsor Three years ago, in September, we first entered these halls of learning. We soon adapted ourselves to the new system and took up the serious business ol being educated. Now We are Juniors and Rudolph Ketcherside reigns supreme with the honor of Junior President. Others may question the ability and talents of this re- markable group, but the members themselves entertain no doubts. Our class has contributed the following persons to school organizations: Martha Mills, Jesse Hassebroek, Sylvia Sassman, Goldie Ketcherside, Emma Eberhart, and Irene Roller to the Girls' Glee Club: Karl Root, Matthew Ever- ist, Rudolph Ketcherside, Garfield Richard and Louise Thompson to the Dra- matic Club: Sylvia Sassman. Fern Wylie, Jessie Hassebroek and Louise Thomp- son upheld our colors in Girls' Basket Ball. Sylvia Sassman took second place in the state contest for free throwing. Vern Brunton played on the boys' squad: William Bergman, Vern Brunton and Sims Thompson played football. Mildred Petty, Sylvia Sassman, Robert Eakins, Henry Dennis, Louise Thomp- son, Lenora Thomas, Warren Boast and Zella Roller were members of the Spanish Club organized last fall. Warren Boast played in the orchestra and was also chosen as Junior Representative in the Student Senate. Irene Roller was accompanist of the Girls' Glee Club and also Assistant Editor of the An- nual, and Karl Root was Assistant Business Manager. Our class gave a rummage sale in Topeka to help raise money for the Junior and Senior Banquet. We also sold tickets at certain programs and plays at the school for the same purpose. Next year we hope to fill the exalted position of Seniors in such a way that it will be a credit to Highland Park. Page Twenty-thi ee